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Halima Djimrao tsohuwar ma'aikaciyar sashen Hausa na Muryar Amurka, ta yi doguwar hira game da rayuwarta tun daga haihuwa har zuwa girmanta da karatunta na addini dana zamani, da ma yadda aka yi ta sami aiki a Muryar Amurka da ke birnin Washington DC da kuma dalilin yin ritayarta a lokacin da duniyar aikin radiyo ke yayinta.
Mawakan baka na Hausa na kwaikwayon fitattu daga cikinsu, wadanda suka yi shura suka kuma shude daga bisani. Wacce irin barazana zamani ke yi, ga wakokin baka na al'adar Kasar Hausa? Shirin Taba Ka Lashe ya yi nazari a kai.
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Na yi hira da Ali Nuhu Mohammed jarumin fina-finan Hausa da Turanci na Najeriya a lokacin da ya ziyarci birnin Washington DC da ke Amurka,, in da na tambaye shi darussan da ya koya a cikin shekaru 20 da ya kwashe yana harkar shirya finafinai.
Shirin a wannan mako, kareshe ne kan maudu'in da muka tattaunawa a makonni biyun da suka gabata, wanda ya mayar da hankali kan yadda rubutun Ajami a kasar Hausa ya yi shura, da kuma yadda yake neman bacewa a wannan zamani. Yayin da ake ganin har yanzu a Jamhuriyar Nijar, akwai yankunan da suke amfani da ajami wajen isar da sakonni, Malaman tsangaya daga Najeriya ma suna amfani da wannan tsarin rubutu wajen musayar bayanai a tsakaninsu. Yaɗuwar addinin Islama a Ƙasar Hausa masana suka ce, ya taimaka sosai wajen shaharar wannan salo na rubutu, sannan kuma ya bayar da gagarumar gudunmawa wajen inganta hanyoyin sadarwa na wancan lokaci. A tattaunawarmu da masanin tarihi daga Kanon Najeriya, farfesa Tijjani Naniya, ya bayyana cewa, zuwan turawan mulkin mallaka, shine musabbabin gushewar wannan rubutu a kasar Hausa, amma a wancan lokaci, rubutun na ajami ya ci kasuwa tsakanin masana, malamai, sarakuna da kuma ‘yan kasuwa.
The gang gets together after a long hiatus with Dre being on Tour and Imina travelling for a family wedding. Dikachi and Michael (Grake shots) make an appearance on this episode !!!Be sure to send a Fam mail to - thetalkativex@gmail.com or HEREOverdue recap1000 Litres of Fuel (Imina's trip to Cape Town)Trump wants to Invade NigeriaFifa invades KebbiYou need a degree to be a content creatorI married a King !!!They robbed the LouvreKill Us as How !!! An Emcee as Married
Shirin Ilimi hasken Rayuwa tare da Shamsiyya Haruna a wannan mako ya cigaba ne da mayar da hankali kan makomar rubutun Ajami a ƙasar Hausa, nau'in rubutun da ya taimaka matuƙa wajen musayar bayanai tsakanin al'ummar Hausawa tun gabanin zuwan Turawan mulkin mallaka. A shekarun baya-bayan nan rubutun na Ajami ya zama tarihi a ƙasar Hausa bayan da kowanne ɓangare ya rungumi tsarin boko daga turawan Yamma. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraron cikakken shirin kashi na biyu:
Kamar yadda aka saba a kowace ranar Juma'a, sashen Hausa na RFI na bai wa masu sauraro damar bayyana ra'ayoyinsu kan batutuwan dake ci musu tuwo a ƙwarya, kama daga tattalin arziƙi, siyasa, zamantakewa, da dai sauransu. Latsa alamar sauti domin sauraren shirin...
Shirin Al'adunmu na gado tare da Abdoulaye Issa a wannan mako ya mayar da hankali kan yadda sananniyar al'adar nan ta zaman ɗaki ke ƙoƙarin shuɗewa tsakanin al'ummar Hausawa. Shekaru aru-aru, da zarar an yi auren budurwa a ƙasar Hausa akan haɗata da ƙaramar yarinya da za ta yi mata zaman ɗaki, wanda a wasu lokutan anje kenan domin galibi aure ke raba wannan ƙaramar yarinya da gidan, kodayake wasu kan shafe wani wa'adi ne gabanin komawa gaban iyayensu na ainahi. Sai dai a ƴan shekarun nan wannan al'ada da kan yi tasiri wajen ƙarfafa zumunci ta zama tarihi, walau ko saboda yanayi na rayuwa, ko kuma saboda yadda aka tsagaita da auren ƴammata masu ƙarancin shekaru da dai sauran dalilai. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraron cikakken shirin...
Shirin Ilimi hasken Rayuwa tare da Shamsiyya Haruna a wannan mako ya mayar da hankali kan makomar rubutun Ajami a ƙasar Hausa, nau'in rubutun da ya taimaka matuƙa wajen musayar bayanai tsakanin al'ummar Hausawa tun gabanin zuwan Turawan mulkin mallaka. A shekarun baya-bayan nan rubutun na Ajami ya zama tarihi a ƙasar Hausa bayan da kowanne ɓangare ya rungumi tsarin boko daga turawan Yamma. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraron cikakken shirin.....
SHIRIN ZAI YI WAIWAYE NE A KAN TARIHIN GWAGWARMAYAR KAFUWAR KUNGIYAR IZALA, NASARORI DA KUMA KALUBALEN DA TAKE FUSKANTA, TARE DA JIGO A KUNGIYAR SHEIKH YAKUBU MUSA HASSAN KATSINA.Kuna iya sauraron shirin ta hanyar dandamalinmu na podcast ta wayar hannu. Muna ba da shawarar sauraron Podcast din ta hanyar manhajar Apple Podcasts akan iPhone, da manhajar Google Podcasts akan Android.Muna son ku dinga bayyana mana ra`ayoyinku game da shirye-shiryen, za kuma ku iya ba mu maki game da Podcast din akan Apple Podcast. Hakanan kuma kuna iya ba da shawarar baƙon da za mu tattauna da shi a podcast din (RUMFAR AFRICA PODCAST) ta hanyar aiko mana da emel a:
Shirin al'adunmu na gado tare da Nura Ado Suleiman a wannan makon ya mayar da hankali ne kan gushewar sana'ar kaɗi a ƙasar Hausa duk da kasancewarta guda cikin sana'o'in Hausawan suka gada kaka da kakanni. Galibi sana'o'in Hausawa na tafiya ne da tsarin rayuwa da zamantakewar jama'a, cikin wannan kuwa har da sana'ar kaɗi wadda galibi dattawa Mata suka fi ƙwarewa akai, kodayake wannan sana'a na gab da gushewa. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraron cikakken shirin.
Kamar yadda aka saba, a kowace ranar Juma'a, sashen Hausa na RFI na baiwa masu sauraro damar tofa albarkacin bakinsu kan batutuwan dake ci musu tuwo a ƙwarya, kama dag siyasa, zamantakewa, tattalin arziƙi da dai sauransu. A yau ma bamuyi ƙasa a gwiwa ba wajen baku wannan dama. Idan kuka latsa alamar sauti, zakuji mabanbanta ra'ayoyi a shirin da Abida Shu'aibu ta gabatar...
Kano State has deployed the first batch of 380 marshals to tackle the growing menace of phone theft across the state.The move follows months of public complaints about rising cases of phone snatching, especially in crowded areas such as markets, bus stops, and junctions.But as the new marshals hit the streets, many are asking will this strategy really make a difference?In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we take a closer look at the initiative, the challenges it faces, and what residents think about it.
Today's Topic of the Day centred on Nigeria's Independence Day, opening up a deep dive into heritage, identity, and history. The mandem reflected on what independence really meant - whether Nigeria ever truly shook off colonial structures - and how the artificial borders left by Britain forced together hundreds of different peoples, languages, and religions.The conversation moved through the complexity of Nigeria's make-up: Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and many more, with the divides of north and south, Christian and Muslim, shaping the country to this day. They debated Awolowo's claim that Nigeria was just a “geographical expression,” and whether unity has ever been fully possible in that context.From there, the history of the Biafran War came up - how it scarred generations, fractured trust, and left questions about what progress looks like in modern Nigeria. The discussion also pulled in the diaspora experience: how Nigerians abroad carry pride, resilience, and culture, but also face the same stereotypes and dismissals that the continent has long endured.The team closed by unpacking the “Ghana Must Go” episode - a reminder of how economic downturn and politics once led to mass expulsions and tension between West African nations, and how those same lessons still echo in today's migrant debates.It was more than a history lesson; it was a conversation about identity, belonging, and the struggle to define freedom on our own terms.
A new HIV prevention drug will be made available at a lower cost in over 100 low-income countries within two years, including across Africa. It's a move expected to give millions access to the breakthrough treatment and potentially bring the world closer to ending the HIV/Aids epidemic. So, how affordable and effective is it? Also, Zimbabwe continues on a quest to become Africa's blueberry capital after recently signing a tariff free export agreement with China, one of the largest consumers of the fruit. What impact will it have on the country? And why students in Europe are learning Hausa, a language spoken by millions of people in West AfricaPresenter: Charles Gitonga Producers: Yvette Twagiramariya and Patrcia Whitehorne in London. Madina Maishanu in Abuja. Technical Producer: Chris Ablakwa Senior Journalists: Sunita Nahar and Karnie Sharp Editors: Andre Lombard, Samuel Murunga, Maryam Abdalla and Alice Muthengi
In this episode of Mythlok, host Nitten Nair takes you into the heart of Hausa folklore to uncover the clever and mischievous tales of Gizo, the African Trickster God. From his spider-like form and legendary tricks to his impact on culture, society, and modern storytelling, Gizo's web of wisdom and deception continues to intrigue and inspire. Discover his powers, family connections, and the cultural roots of the Hausa people who kept his stories alive for generations. Along the way, you'll hear about Gizo's most famous tricks, his symbolic role as an underdog, and why tricksters like him still matter in today's world. Stay tuned until the end for thought-provoking questions that will leave you wondering: is Gizo a mischievous villain, a folk hero, or simply a mirror of human nature?Read more at https://mythlok.com/gizo/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mythlok-the-home-of-mythology--5090355/support.
Yau juma'a, rana ce da sashen Hausa na RFI ke bai wa masu sauraro damar faɗin albarkacin bakinsu, kan batutuwan dake ci musu tuwo a ƙwarya, kama daga tattalin arziƙi, ilimi, lafiya, zamantakewa, siyasa da dai sauransu. Latsa alamar sauti domin sauraren shirin tare Nasiru Sani...
Et comme chaque vendredi, RFI en français donne la parole à nos rédactions en langues étrangères pour revenir sur plusieurs thématiques d'actualité. Premier sujet, la démonstration de force, cette grande parade militaire organisée en Chine, à Pékin. C'était mercredi 3 septembre, pour commémorer les 80 ans de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et la capitulation japonaise. C'était aussi l'occasion pour Xi Jinping, le dirigeant chinois, d'impressionner 26 autres chefs d'État qui étaient invités. Parmi eux, le leader nord-coréen Kim Jong-un, mais aussi Vladimir Poutine. Avec : Kseniya Zhornokley de la rédaction de RFI en ukrainien Rodolphe de Oliveira de la rédaction en portugais Abdoulaye Issa de la rédaction de RFI en Hausa Accident mortel du funiculaire de la Gloria à Lisbonne Le traumatisme des Portugais ne s'estompe pas deux jours après le drame du funiculaire de Lisbonne. L'engin avait alors déraillé rue de la Gloria, dans le centre touristique de la capitale, faisant 16 morts et 25 blessés. Les enquêteurs poursuivent toujours leur travail pour tenter de comprendre comment cet accident a pu se produire. Rodolphe de Oliveira de la rédaction de RFI en portugais nous raconte cette « tragédie » comme l'a qualifiée le maire de Lisbonne. Sud-Est du Nigeria : Amnesty International alerte sur une zone de non-droit Le sud-est du Nigeria transformé en véritable zone de non-droit. Dans un rapport présenté à Lagos, Amnesty International décrit une situation alarmante, marquée par les violences. Abdoulaye Issa de la rédaction Hausa, que contient cette étude ? Ukraine : les 18-22 ans autorisés de nouveau à sortir du territoire L'Ukraine autorise les hommes de 18 à 22 ans à quitter le pays, et ce, en pleine loi martiale. Le gouvernement a pris la décision le 26 août dernier. Cela suscite autant d'espoir que de critiques et ça pose aussi des questions sur l'avenir démographique et économique du pays. Pour en parler, Kseniya Zhornokley de la rédaction de RFI en ukrainien.
Et comme chaque vendredi, RFI en français donne la parole à nos rédactions en langues étrangères pour revenir sur plusieurs thématiques d'actualité. Premier sujet, la démonstration de force, cette grande parade militaire organisée en Chine, à Pékin. C'était mercredi 3 septembre, pour commémorer les 80 ans de la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et la capitulation japonaise. C'était aussi l'occasion pour Xi Jinping, le dirigeant chinois, d'impressionner 26 autres chefs d'État qui étaient invités. Parmi eux, le leader nord-coréen Kim Jong-un, mais aussi Vladimir Poutine. Avec : Kseniya Zhornokley de la rédaction de RFI en ukrainien Rodolphe de Oliveira de la rédaction en portugais Abdoulaye Issa de la rédaction de RFI en Hausa Accident mortel du funiculaire de la Gloria à Lisbonne Le traumatisme des Portugais ne s'estompe pas deux jours après le drame du funiculaire de Lisbonne. L'engin avait alors déraillé rue de la Gloria, dans le centre touristique de la capitale, faisant 16 morts et 25 blessés. Les enquêteurs poursuivent toujours leur travail pour tenter de comprendre comment cet accident a pu se produire. Rodolphe de Oliveira de la rédaction de RFI en portugais nous raconte cette « tragédie » comme l'a qualifiée le maire de Lisbonne. Sud-Est du Nigeria : Amnesty International alerte sur une zone de non-droit Le sud-est du Nigeria transformé en véritable zone de non-droit. Dans un rapport présenté à Lagos, Amnesty International décrit une situation alarmante, marquée par les violences. Abdoulaye Issa de la rédaction Hausa, que contient cette étude ? Ukraine : les 18-22 ans autorisés de nouveau à sortir du territoire L'Ukraine autorise les hommes de 18 à 22 ans à quitter le pays, et ce, en pleine loi martiale. Le gouvernement a pris la décision le 26 août dernier. Cela suscite autant d'espoir que de critiques et ça pose aussi des questions sur l'avenir démographique et économique du pays. Pour en parler, Kseniya Zhornokley de la rédaction de RFI en ukrainien.
Shirin Al'adunmu na Gado a wannan makon ya ɗora ne akan Bikin ranar Hausa ta Duniya, bikin da yake mayar da hankali wajen bunƙasawa da faɗaɗa harshe da kuma al'adun Hausawa a fadin Duniya. A watan Agustan shekarar 2015 aka fara gudanar da wannan biki na ranar Hausa ta Duniya a Najeriya da sauran ƙasashen da ke da al'ummar Hausawa, bikin da sannu a hankali ya riƙa samun karɓuwa gami da faɗaɗa har zuwa wannan lokaci da ya shafe shekaru 10 cif.
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Ten years ago, an idea was born to celebrate the Hausa language and culture every January 1st. Today, that idea has grown into World Hausa Day, celebrated across continents by millions of Hausa speakers.But after a decade, one big question remains: has this celebration truly strengthened the Hausa language, or is the tongue of one of Africa's largest ethnic groups slowly losing its purity, especially among the younger generation?In this episode of Nigeria Daily, we look at how the Hausa language has fared in the last 10 years, the impact of World Hausa Day, and whether the celebration has lived up to its promise.
Shirin Al'adunmu na Gado a wannan makon ya tattauna ne a kan Bikin ranar Hausa ta Duniya, bikin da yake mayar da hankali wajen bunƙasawa da faɗaɗa harshe da kuma al'adun Hausawa a fadin Duniya. A watan Agustan shekarar 2015 aka fara gudanar da wannan biki na ranar Hausa ta Duniya a Najeriya da sauran ƙasashen da ke da al'ummar Hausawa, bikin da sannu a hankali ya riƙa samun karɓuwa gami da faɗaɗa har zuwa wannan lokaci da ya shafe shekaru 10 cif. Fitaccen ɗan Jarida daga Najeriya Abdulbaqi Aliyu Jari shi ne ya jagoranci assasa wannan rana mai muhimmanci ga Harshen Hausa. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraron cikakken shirin tare da Nura Ado Suleiman...............
Shirin Ilimi Hasken Rayuwa tare da Shamsiyya Haruna a wannan mako ya mayar da hankali kan yadda wasu daga cikin Makarantun Firamare a jihar Kano suka koma koyarwa da harshen Hausa da nufin sauƙaƙa koyo da koyarwa tsakanin yaran jihar. Kafin yanzu dai akwai dokar da ta soke koyarwa da harsunan gida 3 a Makarantun Najeriyar da suka ƙunshi Hausa da Yarabanci da kuma Igbo, inda tuni aka ga yadda wasu Makarantu suka daina koyarwa da wannan harshe, kodayake tun tuni dama yankin kudancin Najeriya ya yi watsi da wannan doka tare da ci gaba da koyar da harsukan. Ku latsa alamar sauti don sauraren cikakken shirin.
Episode 187 with Maxwell Kalu, Founder and CEO of African Warriors Fighting Championship (AWFC), the leading promoter of indigenous African combat sports. Maxwell Kalu brings a unique blend of cultural stewardship, business strategy, and visionary storytelling to this conversation about taking Africa's ancient fighting traditions to the global stage. In this episode, he shares how AWFC is transforming Dambe, a centuries-old Hausa combat sport, into a modern spectacle with international appeal. From his first encounter with Dambe during a trip to Lagos to securing global broadcast deals with platforms like DAZN, Maxwell unpacks the journey of reimagining a deeply rooted tradition without losing its soul. He discusses the spiritual and cultural elements that make Dambe unlike any other combat sport, the role of digital media in building a fanbase across continents, and the challenges of scaling from sandpit arenas to global streaming.What We Discuss MaxwellThe cultural and historical roots of Dambe, and how AWFC is preserving its authenticity while adapting it for modern audiences.The vision behind transforming Dambe from a regional tradition into a global sport.How AWFC's partnership with DAZN is introducing Dambe to international audiences and positioning African athletes on the global stage.The significance of traditional elements like war drums, spiritual guides, and community storytelling in shaping the experience of a Dambe fight.Challenges and opportunities in scaling a combat sports brand from informal sandpits to a structured global platform with professional production and sponsorship.Verto CornerIn this week's Verto Corner, Natasha Biddell, Senior Compliance Manager at Verto, addresses one of the most pressing challenges for banks and businesses today: fraud. As fraudsters develop ever more sophisticated tactics, from cyber attacks to elaborate scams, protecting financial institutions and companies has never been more important. Natasha explains the latest threats businesses should be aware of, why some risks are often underestimated, and the practical steps organisations can take to build stronger defences. She also highlights the importance of culture and staff training in shifting from a reactive to a proactive approach.Access the Strategy HandbookDid you miss my previous episode where I discus Connecting Farmers to Consumers: How PricePally Is Making Fresh Food More Affordable and Accessible in Africa? Make sure to check it out!Connect with Terser:LinkedIn - Terser AdamuInstagram - unlockingafricaTwitter (X) - @TerserAdamuConnect with Maxwell:LinkedIn - Maxwell KaluTwitter - @africanwfcDiscover how Verto's solutions can help you accept payments, manage expenses, and scale with ease here
Want to develop your linguistic skills? Dr Bilal Al-Omar, Senior Lecturer of Arabic at The Africa Institute, explains this exciting programme on offer that can allow you to learn Arabic, Kiswahili, Hausa, and Amharic, within just 12 weeks. This affordable programme offers a modernised way of teaching, that can be accessible online as well. #AfricanLanguages #LanguageLearning #LearnArabic #LearnHausa #LearnKiswahili #LearnAmharic #Sharjah #TheAfricaInstitute Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio
Summary: Have Aba aba impacted human culture in the areas they are found? Join Kiersten to find out! For my hearing impaired followers, a complete transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean Show Notes: “Some Ecological Factors of the Tropical Floodplain Influencing the Breeding and Conservation of Gymnarchus niloticus (Cuvier 1829): A Review,” by Oladosu O. O., Oladosu G. A., and Hart A. L. https://core.ac.uk/downloads/pdf/158459099.pdf “Gross Anatomy and Histological Features of Gymnarchus niloticus (Cover, 1829) from the River Niger at Agenebode in Edo State, Nigeria,” by M. O. Agbugui, F. E. Abhulimen, and H. O. Egbo. International Journal of Zoology, Volume 2012, Issue 1, June 19, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/3151609 “Morphology of Aba Knife Fish (Gymnarchus niloticus) (Cuvier, 1829)”, by S.O. Ayoola and C. E. Abotti. World Journal of Fish and Marine Sciences 2 (5): 354-356, 2010. Music written and performed by Katherine Camp Transcript (Piano music plays) Kiersten - This is Ten Things I Like About…a ten minute, ten episode podcast about unknown or misunderstood wildlife. (Piano music stops) Kiersten - Welcome to Ten Things I Like About… I'm Kiersten, your host, and this is a podcast about misunderstood or unknown creatures in nature. Some we'll find right out side our doors and some are continents away but all are fascinating. This podcast will focus ten, ten minute episodes on different animals and their amazing characteristics. Please join me on this extraordinary journey, you won't regret it. Through the last few episodes I think I have painted a pretty good picture of the Aba aba's anatomy and natural history. I have fascinated you with the amazing way they hunt and today, I thought we'd investigate how this fish impacts human culture. The eighth thing I like about the Aba aba is how much humans value this fish. Animals of all kinds impact other animals that reside in their habitats. Aba abas are no exception to this and they have become important in many indigenous human cultures that live where these fish are found. The first thing you may think of when speaking about how fish impact people is as food. And no doubt, we, as do many other animals, eat fish. Aba abas are highly prized as a food fish. They can grow quite large, creating a lot of meat. A five foot long fish means a bunch a meat. They are an oily fish, but several sources say they are tasty. Smoking them seems to be delightful way to eat them. In West Africa they are also eaten raw. Some cultures also gift them, alive or dead is not entirely clear, my guess is probably both. Suitors will gift them to a bride's family symbolizing respect and goodwill. Nothing like a long, electrical fish to start off a relationship right! Certain cultures, such as the Yoruba of West Africa, will also present them to community leaders as a sign of respect during community celebrations. The introductory paragraph of the scientific paper “Gross Anatomy and Histological Features of Gymnarchus niloticus from the River Niger at Agenebode in Edo State, Nigeria,” states: Gymnarchus niloticus commonly known as the Nile knife fish, trunk fish, or aba is one of the most valued fishes along the River Niger by the inhabitants of Agenebode and Idah. The trunk fish is highly valued for its good taste, rich nutrients, though oily flesh, ability to grow as large as 25kg, highly valued in customary rites for marriage and community celebrations. End quote. In Yoruba it is known as Eja Osan while in Hausa it is known as Dansarki which means son of a king. These names are a sign of respect for this amazing fish. (Do please forgive me if I mispronounced any words.) Since Gymnarchus niloticus is such a large fish and edible, a lot of research is going into whether it would be a good candidate for an aquaculture fish. Is raising them in a farming situation beneficial for protein production and economically sound? The answer is not yet decided but it would be extremely difficult to do in an aquarium situation since the fish get so big and they are aggressive to other animals. Someone did discover that polyculturing Aba aba with Tilapia might be possible. They can be kept together in the same space, feeding the tilapia food and then letting the Aba aba eat the tilapia fry. Tilapia grow quickly and create a lot of fry. The Aba aba can eat the tilapia fry but not all of them. Then both species can be harvested. Whether this is possible long term allowing Aba aba to reproduce is unknown, as they are a solitary species, it may not be functional. It is worthwhile investigating though. Current fishing practices of Aba aba often includes killing the adult and harvesting the young from the nest. This is an unsustainable fishing practices and to help this fish and humans weather the future of changing climate, we will need to work together. Some researchers believe that the Aba aba is a good candidate for an aquaculture food fish. It grows quickly and is a hefty fish, but it needs specific conditions and is a carnivorous fish, so much more planning and research needs to be done. Another way fish impact humans live is in our home aquariums. Keeping fish can be a rewarding and relaxing hobby, but is the Aba aba a good candidate for the home aquarist? I will answer this question next week. Thanks for listen to week eight of the Aba aba. My eighth favorite thing about Gymnarchus niloticus is their human cultural connection. If you're enjoying this podcast please recommend me to friends and family and take a moment to give me a rating on whatever platform your listening. It will help me reach more listeners and give the animals I talk about an even better chance at change. Join me next week for another exciting episode about the Aba aba. (Piano Music plays) This has been an episode of Ten Things I like About with Kiersten and Company. Original music written and performed by Katherine Camp, piano extraordinaire.
Ingrid Nordli, Associate Professor in Linguistics at the UiT, the Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø. Ingrid has been putting a lot of time into understanding how we develop listening skills. She talks about how young children in kindergarten can be trained to become great listeners using the listening circle. Besides dedicating time to focus on children's listening development, she teaches university students language development, and academic writing. She was on the board of the International Listening Association and continues to be an active member. In this episode, we dive deep into the often-overlooked power of listening with Ingrid, a phonetics expert from Norway. Through her experiences in education and research, Ingrid reveals how listening is a fundamental yet underappreciated aspect of communication. Ingrid shares insights from her work with children and the importance of teaching listening skills from a young age, emphasizing that effective listening can transform interactions and relationships. Join us as we explore the nuances of listening, the impact of listening circles, and the journey of writing a book aimed at enhancing listening skills in early childhood education. On the kindergarten transformation: "When you teach the children about this listening circle procedure, they get more relaxed, more attentive to each other. They straighten their back and they feel heard, they feel seen, and get much more friendly with each other."– Ingrid Nordli SUPERPOWER Notes: 02:00 – Nuanced listening knowledge: The phonetics revelation—how studying speech transcription exposed that listening has "so little room and no room of itself" in phonetics education, despite transcription accuracy depending entirely on listening abilities 04:42 – Definition of listening process: International Listening Association's framework—"Listening is the process of receiving, constructing meaning from and responding to spoken and or nonverbal messages"—discovered through deep research after realizing listening was the "necessary glue" in kindergarten language and music projects 07:57 – Listening circles for children: Simple but powerful tool that helps kids ages 3-6 become more relaxed, attentive, and respectful—they "straighten their back and feel heard, seen, and get much more friendly with each other" because everyone gets the chance to talk and are respected while speaking 14:33 – Listening in the Kindergarten: The book written with Christian Skog—a practical and theoretical guide combining listening with typical developmental activities, featuring eight different kindergarten activities 18:58 – Engaging in children's listening development: The importance of being humble and engaging with children's listening development because "we can learn so much about our own listening"—children naturally develop language rules but don't develop conscious listening awareness without guidance 19:50 – Importance of listening skills: The fundamental gap—"we are not good listeners just because we need to be. 25:11 – Children's book on listening: Collaboration with Ebele Chukwujama in Nigeria creating books for ages 4-6 about a child learning listening through conversations with mom, plus "Listening in Circles" for ages 6-9, all translated into Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo 27:14 – The importance of listening skills: Final thoughts on self-reflection Key Takeaways: On children as teachers: "We can learn so much about our own listening"– Ingrid Nordli On the fundamental gap in child development: "When children are listening, but not taught how to listen, they miss out."– Ingrid Nordli On the difference between natural and conscious learning: "Children naturally develop language rules but don't develop conscious listening awareness without guidance."– Ingrid Nordli On the kindergarten transformation: "When you teach the children about this listening circle procedure, they get more relaxed, more attentive to each other. They straighten their back and they feel heard, they feel seen, and get much more friendly with each other."– Ingrid Nordli Notes/Mentions: "Listening in the Kindergarten" by Ingrid and Christian Skog: A resource for educators focusing on listening skills. https://uit.no/ansatte/ingrid.c.nordli (Norwegian) https://en.uit.no/ansatte/person?p_document_id=153137&p_dimension_id=88155 (English) Listening in the Kindergarten (Norwegian title: Lytting i Barnehagen) - a book by Ingrid CNordli and Christian Skog A professional book written as a children's book for children between four and six, authored by Ingrid C. Nordli and Ebele Chukwujama Listening in Circles - a planned book for children between six and nine, authored by Ingrid C. Nordli and Ebele Chukwujama Past Episode Referenced: Ebele Chukwujama interview - https://listeningalchemy.com/allgemein/the-listening-school-impacting-relationships-and-society-one-listening-ear-at-a-time-with-ebele-chukwujama/ Resources Mentioned: Listening Circles Documentation: https://munin.uit.no/bitstream/handle/10037/33278/article.pdf?sequence=4 "Lytting i barnehagen" (Listening in the kindergarten) from the publishers website; Fagbokforlaget: https://fagbokforlaget.no/produkt/9788245050981-lytting-i-barnehagen Connect with Ingrid Nordli: Website: https://en.uit.no/ansatte/person?p_document_id=153137 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingrid-c-nordli-a1702523?originalSubdomain=no Connect with Raquel Ark: www.listeningalchemy.com Mobile: + 491732340722 contact@listeningalchemy.com LinkedIn Substack listening ALCHEMY newsletter Podcast email: listeningsuperpower@gmail.com
Greetings Glocal Citizens! The spirit of summers past visits with us this week; it's another Glocal Citizens @5flashback forward episode. In 2023, my guest this week, Hawa Kombian (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/hawa-kombian) joined us for a two part conversation while she was based in her adopted home country, Canada. Today she's back in Ghana spreading new wings as a leadership strategist, resilience coach, and organizational advisor dedicated to helping mission-driven organizations sustain their impact without sacrificing their people. With 14+ years of experience in social impact leadership, public speaking, and organizational change, she has worked with leaders across North America, Africa, and Europe to prevent burnout, build resilient teams, and create lasting cultural shifts at both the individual and organizational levels. And that's where we're picking up this week's conversation. As a sought-after speaker and facilitator, she integrates mental resilience, emotional intelligence, and strategic leadership to help leaders navigate high-pressure environments without falling into unproductive burnout loops. Where to find Hawa? Hawa Kombian Consulting (https://hawakombianconsulting.com/) On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhkombian/) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/hkombian/) On Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/hawa-kombian) What's Hawa reading? Dead Money (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/746269/dead-money-by-jakob-kerr/) by Jakob Kerr Other topics of interest: Gambaga, Ghana (https://www.modernghana.com/news/909065/gambaga-the-capital-of-east-mamprusi-municipal-be-consider.html) About Najong #1 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moba_people) “Yaya hanya” and other beginning Hausa (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmBUzoN0F9Q) P4 Pilates, Accra (https://www.instagram.com/p4ghana/?hl=en) Kukun (https://www.kukun.co/) Open Mic in Accra Special Guest: Hawa Kombian.
A KARO NA FARKO A KAFOFIN YADA LABARAI, LABARIN MALAMIN DA AKA TSARE A GIDAN YARI NA TSAWON SHEKARA 3 A KAN TUHUMAR BOKO HARAM, KUMA ZA KU JI ABINDA YA FARU DAGA BAKIN SA.
"Nollywood - Nigeria's Mirror" takes us to Lagos, the third largest film industry in the world. Scholars Jonathan Haynes and Onookome Okome serve as guides as we negotiate the intricacies and eccentricities of Nollyood's past and digital future. Nollywood films dramatize key tensions in contemporary Nigerian life, such as the relationship between tradition and cosmopolitanism. Distributed through pirate DVD networks across Africa, the Caribbean and the Diaspora at large, Nollywood films are a global phenomenon - and we'll find out why. We'll also be joined by Christopher Kirkley of the Sahel Sounds blog, who transports us to northern Nigeria and into the electronic sound world of Hausa film music. APWW #646
SHIRI NA MUSAMMAN AKIN LABARAN ABUBUWAN DA SUKA FARU A IKIN HAJJI TSAKANIN JIYA DA YAU
TATTAUNAWA A KAN AIKIN AGENT MATSALOLINSA DA HANYOYIN MAGANCE SU, DA KUMA ALAKAR AGENT DA HUKUMAR JIN DADIN ALHAZAI TA NAJERIYA (NAHCON), TARE DA SHUGABAN KAMFANIN MAIKAHO TRAVEL AGENT, KANO.
SHIRI NA MUSAMMAN AKIN LABARAN ABUBUWAN DA SUKA FARU A IKIN HAJJI TSAKANIN JIYA DA YAU
Episode 204: Entretien avec L'économiste Slimane Bedrani Le projet « Archives d'histoire orale de la production intellectuelle maghrébine » vise à documenter les trajectoires de vie, les formations intellectuelles et les luttes politiques de plusieurs générations de femmes et d'hommes nord-africains qui ont contribué à la création de la culture écrite et parlée dans cette partie du monde. Les entretiens sont réalisés avec des économistes, planificateurs, nutritionnistes, architectes, sociologues ruraux et d'autres chercheurs algériens, marocains et tunisiens. Il s'agit de la toute première initiative au Maghreb visant à créer des archives écrites, orales et filmées du travail intellectuel de générations qui se sont battues pour construire leurs sociétés. Elle innove en rassemblant ces voix et en les portant à la connaissance d'un large public afin de mieux faire connaître les premiers aux seconds et de démocratiser l'accès au savoir dans notre région. Dans ce podcast, enregistré en février 2023, Habib Ayeb, professeur émérite de géographie à l'Université de Paris 8, s'entretient avec Slimane Bedrani, Professeur d'économie à l'École Nationale Supérieure d'Agronomie (ENSA). Ancien Directeur de recherche au Centre de recherche en économie appliquée pour le développement (CREAD) et Rédacteur en chef des Cahiers du CREAD. Équipe : Habib Ayeb, Géographe Max Ajl, Sociologue Ernest Riva Image : Leila Saadna Post-production :Benoît Kalka Découvrez la vidéo et l'interview en pdf Nous remercions Dr. Tamara Turner, Ethnomusicologue et chercheur au Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Centre for History of Emotions, pour son interprétation de Sidna Boulal du répertoire Hausa du Diwan (Hausa Sug). Montage : Hayet Yebbous Bensaid, Bibliothécaire / Chargée de la diffusion des activités scientifiques (CEMA).
A Sunday morning sermon by Pastor Brett Deal. After a few weeks home, it was time to fly back to Cameroon. With a new visa in my passport and a new semester ahead, I was ready to get back to work. I also had a new lease on the days ahead of me. I didn't want to miss “why” I was in Yaoundé. We all have reasons. I realized I need to reshuffle mine. Some reasons we know. They're written in billboard sized letters. Other reasons we think we know, but they ultimately have little real purpose in our lives. They sound good but are written in invisible ink. And, of course, there are other reasons we are largely unaware of. They are the small print, hidden under a footnote, found only in an appendix. These reasons are small but can have a massive impact on how we live. Living in Yaoundé before my visa fiasco, I was just living day by day, school assignment by school assignment. I walked and taxied in and out of places without really being present. Knowing that I was in Cameroon for a reason, not just to finish eleventh grade, I wanted to live my faith intentionally with renewed vision. I began to see things that were too easily missed; like Lahadi. Lahadi was a guard at a gate. I greeted him every day as I passed by. He worked for the Bible translators I was living with, but he himself didn't know Jesus. As we talked—really talked—I wanted to share with him something in my life that'd been lost in the footnotes. I went and bought him a Bible as a gift. I started to learn a little Hausa. At first, it was just a handful of greetings, to show him how much I cared about him, that I would attempt to speak his language; but as we talked more about Jesus, I began searching for the meaningful words of faith so we could anchor this vision of the Messiah in Lahadi's heart language. Walking with Lahadi, I wanted Jesus to join our conversation. Friends, this is exactly what Jesus does! He meets us on our roads to Emmaus. He asks us questions, listens to our answers, and answers us from within His revelation. He speaks His heavenly truth in our earthly languages! He translates glimpses of His eternal glory into the red clay roads of our lives. This week, take a walk with someone. Let's find Jesus on our way to Emmaus.
Kano State in northwest Nigeria is a land of paradox. The ancient home of the Hausa people, it has ties back to the oldest civilizations in West Africa. Muslim since around the 12th century, the region remained largely self-administered during the era of British colonialism, and never significantly adopted Christianity or Western culture and values as in other parts of Nigeria. In 2000, Kano instituted Shariah law. But by that time, the city of Kano was also the center of a large and active film industry, dubbed Kannywood. And it would soon be home to a nascent coterie of hip-hop artists. There followed a series of high-profile conflicts and crises between these forces of religion, politics and art in the years since. But as the Afropop crew discovered in 2017, Kano has achieved a delicate balance that allows film and music to continue apace under the watchful eye of clerics and a censorship board. We visit studios producing local nanaye music, with its echoes of Hausa tradition and Indian film music. We also meet young Hausa hip-hop artists striving to develop careers under uniquely challenging circumstances. Produced by Banning Eyre and Sean Barlow APWW #757
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
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Amina, Queen of Zazzau (c.1533-1610) was a Hausa leader in the city-state Zazzau (now city of Zaria in Kaduna State in Nigeria). To mark and protect her new lands, Amina had her cities surrounded by earthen walls. These walls became commonplace until the British conquest of Zazzau in 1904. Many of them survive today, known as “ganuwar Amina” (Amina's walls). For Further Reading: Zaria | Historic Kingdom, Traditional Emirate, Nigeria | Britannica The Oxford Encyclopedia of Women in World History Queen Amina of Zaria | African Feminist Forum This month, we’re talking about Architects. These women held fast to their visions for better futures, found potential in negative space, and built their creations from the ground up. History classes can get a bad rap, and sometimes for good reason. When we were students, we couldn’t help wondering... where were all the ladies at? Why were so many incredible stories missing from the typical curriculum? Enter, Womanica. On this Wonder Media Network podcast we explore the lives of inspiring women in history you may not know about, but definitely should. Every weekday, listeners explore the trials, tragedies, and triumphs of groundbreaking women throughout history who have dramatically shaped the world around us. In each 5 minute episode, we’ll dive into the story behind one woman listeners may or may not know–but definitely should. These diverse women from across space and time are grouped into easily accessible and engaging monthly themes like Educators, Villains, Indigenous Storytellers, Activists, and many more. Womanica is hosted by WMN co-founder and award-winning journalist Jenny Kaplan. The bite-sized episodes pack painstakingly researched content into fun, entertaining, and addictive daily adventures. Womanica was created by Liz Kaplan and Jenny Kaplan, executive produced by Jenny Kaplan, and produced by Grace Lynch, Maddy Foley, Brittany Martinez, Edie Allard, Carmen Borca-Carrillo, Taylor Williamson, Sara Schleede, Paloma Moreno Jimenez, Luci Jones, Abbey Delk, Adrien Behn, Alyia Yates, Vanessa Handy, Melia Agudelo, and Joia Putnoi. Special thanks to Shira Atkins. Original theme music composed by Miles Moran. Follow Wonder Media Network: Website Instagram Twitter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SHIRIN ZAI GAYYATO MUKU MAHADDATA MAKARANTA AL-QUR'ANI DON JIN YA SUKA HADDACE AL-QUR'ANI DA KUMA ALAKAR SU DA SHI, A CIKIN SALO NA TATTAUNAWA MAI BAN KAYE, A KULLUM A CIKIN WATAN RAMADAN.
If you're looking for a Christian thriller with international impact, Faith Ijiga has a wild ride full of twists and spins just waiting for you. Listen in and see why I am crazy excited for the new Ryder Jackson series! note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. Faith Ijiga, a native of Nigeria, has a few books out there, but her new Ryder Jackson series promises to be something extra special. Codes and ciphers combine with the CIA and terrorist organizations in this fast-paced, can't-put-it-down book. I can't wait to get started. The Kanu Cipher by Faith Ijiga In the heart of Nigeria, an ancient city holds a deadly secret. CIA Agent Ryder "Raven" Jackson, a former Army Ranger with expertise in counter-terrorism and cryptology, is sent to Kano to unravel the mysteries of the elusive terrorist organization, The Kano Brotherhood. Known for their sophisticated encryption methods, the Brotherhood has evaded detection for years—until now. As Ryder delves deeper into the labyrinth of codes and conspiracies, he uncovers a chilling plot to unleash a catastrophic weapon hidden within the city's ancient walls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With time running out, Ryder discovers an even more shocking truth: the Brotherhood is being manipulated by a rogue CIA operative known only as "Sphinx." Driven by a personal vendetta against the agency, Sphinx has faked his death and is now fueling the Brotherhood's rise to power, using cryptology to conceal a larger, more sinister scheme. To prevent a global disaster, Ryder must decipher the Kano Cipher, a complex code embedded in ancient Hausa texts, and expose Sphinx's true intentions. As the world teeters on the brink of chaos, Ryder teams up with the best cryptologist the CIA has, Ava Mitchell. Together, they must navigate treacherous betrayals and fierce battles, racing against time to stop Sphinx and save 1/3 of the world's population. Fans of Joel C. Rosenberg, Tom Clancy, Luana Ehrlich, and Terry Toler will find themselves engrossed in this high-stakes international thriller. Also, if you enjoy the intense action of Jack Carr and the gripping intrigue of Brad Thor, this book is for you. Dive into The Kano Cipher today and experience a pulse-pounding journey that combines rich cultural heritage with high-octane espionage. Will Ryder decode the cipher in time to save billions? The clock is ticking—don't miss out on this thrilling adventure! Learn more about Faith on FACEBOOK and follow her on GoodReads and BookBub. Email her anytime! Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple Castbox Google Play Libsyn RSS Spotify Amazon and more!
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